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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-11
THE RAILWAY BRAIN"
a Case Much Resembling Railway
STANDARDIZATION for Neurologists.

a Case Much Resembling Railway
spine"--Question for Neurologists.
At recent meeting Of the Society OF
Physicians Of the larite hospital in Ber-
lin, Thomson exhibited a patient whose
case he described as one of railway
BRAIN" a neurosis resembling in many
respects the condition already well known
under the name of railway spine" A
healthy railway employe. aged 80, with
out history of alcoholism or of any pre-
disposing neurotic condition, by the sud-
den motion of his train was thrown vio-
lently against the side of car striking
his head. He sustained no wound, and
at the time of injury consciousness was
preserved. Some hours afterward, how
ever, he was suddenly seized with syncope,
with mental terror, lost all sense Of loca-
ton, could not recognize the simplest
familiar object, and described what he
saw enormously; his one objective symp-
tom was absolute anasthesia OF the entire
body. On the fourth day after his injury
he had violent headaches, pulse rate Of
A, and, in addition to the cutaneous anas-
thesia, los Of olfactory and tsste senSa-
tions, with difficult hearing. On the fifth
day the psychic symptoms suddenly
ceased, he could remember nothing which
had happened, and had no explanation
for his condition.
The patient subsequently became very
melancholy, complaining of insomnia.
headache, spinal pain, weariness and
failure of appetite; no sensations Of terror
or disordered dreams were present The
objective symptoms remaining were well
marked cranial and spinal hyperrsthesia;
failure TO distinguish between white and
colors; loss Of smell and taste and inn
paired hearing; numbness and at times
paresis and spasms Of the region sup
piled by the facial nerve were also pres
ent. He was discharged from the hos
pital as improved. but two months after
ward his condition was unchanged: he
was unable 10 work ON account Of head
ache and weakness. Thomsen's diagnosis
was railway brain. condition of pro-
found disturbance of cerebral functions
from shock.
The increase in mechanical appliances
and the immense extension of railways
afford abundant opportunities for obser-
walton Of nervous snock, both in its fatal
and milder forms. While postmortem
demonstration of hemorhage and struc-
tural LESSONS explins the course of these
cases when fat; !, il is evident that we
must rely upon the continued observation
Of surviving patients 10 determine the
development OF LESSONS which will Illus
trate the pathology of this condition.
The possibility of the production Of de-
generative changes in nervous matter
and cerebral conditions causing perma-
nent mental impairment is aI interesting
question for neurologists. and. in its
medico-legal aspects. for the corporation
whose property may cause such injuries
to their patrons and employes.-Medical
News
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-11
Life of the LowIy In Barcelona.

With some exceptions the ladies still
wear the poetic Andalusian headgear.
their glossy tresses piled high. the black
lace covering them drooning in front in a
point. The Barcelona shop girl or seam
stress, however. instead Of the mantilla.
prefers a crimson or deep yellow silk ker-
chief, that suits TO perfection her dark
skin, jetty locks and glorious orts. Prob
ably their eyes become trained by the
constant contemplation of vivid colors in
mountain and sky. for even in such slight
matters as the selection of a flower 10
place in the hair. or the choice of stock
ing to match the petticoat, the Spanish
lass never errs on the score of harmony.
The peasant. too. is no less romantic
than artistic. In dress, department and
physiognomy, in fact from head to foot.
his appearance is characteristic. His
woolen cap is in reality shaped like the
leg Of a stocking-happily he does not
stiffen or distend il TO its full length
capacity, the effect would be too To-
tesque for even his inborn gravity; the
lavish superfluity he draws forward, and.
folding il in a scroll over the forehead. it
not only shades the eyes, but is most be-
coming. 1t is generally red and thus not
altogether unlike the Phrygian cap; old
men, however, often choose dark
brown, purple, or gray color. His short
Jacket is of black or blue -elveteen. with
clusters of tiny silver tilagree buttons; he
wears knee breeches. knitted hose. and
round his waist a red sash no less than
five yards in length. To put this on he
lets il trail on the ground. and winds
himself into il 10y turning round and
round. In the folds Of this scarf he car,
ries a claspknife Of singular shape. pre-
sumably If Moorish origin and peculiar
TO Catalonia. The blade is from five 10
seven inches in length. and. LAYING it fiat
in the right hand palm, with the point
touching the tip Of the two forefngers,
the "muchacho'' knows how to throw it
with deadly accuracy. A pair Of sandals,
light and suitable for the climate, COM
plete his equipment and no doubt con.
tribute greatly TO the marvellous feats Of
speed and endurance for which he is re-
markable.-Gentleman's Magazine.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-11
tn s,o, BIeedIng Of the Nose.

II applying cold water to the neck and
face has no effect, dissolve a little alum
IN basin Of water and inject a sniff of il
up the nostrils; hold the head back and
do not atte'npt TO blow the nose.-Herald
cf Health.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11
wssr slDg NOTES.

Mr. and Mrs. r. Dfew OF Detroit, are
visiting relatives On West Falton-st.
chas. Zoellner has returned from Ger.
many, where he has been for tie past year
r. O. Nangold. late with Z. c. A. Yoigt
g. Co, has taken position With . Chicago
commission house.
K. C. Nangold Of the Star Mills has re.
turned FROM the North. where he has been
Tor me past two weeks
Z. ". Reed. the West Bridge-st barber
has jest scslei Miss DeFosaa al ex-
psTienced lady barber 10 his force.
The funeral Of John Pinz, the boy who
wa drowned IN the river Thursday. viii
occur from 4O9 Ttird-st. Ut o'clock this
morning.
The new gravel road company Yesterday
got oat their subscription papers and the
committee say that everything looks very
favorable.
Jose2h hynan, boy employed by
Housemap. lonneily & Jones. badly
from wagon on West Bridge-st.
sirs. John Koch, OF Jesierson-st.. died
Thursday night after Il painful illness.
The funeral will be held from the residence.
corner First and Jeiierson-sis., tomorrow
afternoon.
Lena Franz. four year old. fell into an
open cistern near the corner OF FcuJth and
Stccking-sts. yesterday morning aHd would
undoubtedly have drowned but for th,
tire,y assistance OF her mother. who fran
ticIiiy lsaped into the wafer after her and
succeeded in bringing her out slicly.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11
ENLARGE ma couRr aoon.
Another sensational Breach OF FrOHais
sail To be fried Hsre.

Another sensational Breaeh OF Promise
sail ts be fried Here.
The celebrated Manly -osney breach o.
promise esss has Teen transferred from tie
Van Buren county circuit 10 the united
sgatas CoasL aud will probably Be tried
With the TonapkinsReeyes case At the Fall
term. In the Manly Olnsy case the de-
ieadaai is vidower 50 years Of age, worth
81 lras. quarter OF = million. who formerly
resided Al Hartford. Michigan. The plain
til Is widow. 50 years of sge. said to De
vel preserved, beautiful. plump. falr and
irisxy, aOg residing az Hartford.
Inis . not The iFss appearance OF these
pzrtles In court. re was oroaght into court
about esht years 20 - answer q suit Tor a
divorce by bis 0ise. Who charged in her bill
cruelty, which scit was ended by the death
OF The complainant Afterwards began the
singular coartshipthak has resulted ia othsr
suits ostween the said Olney and Mrs.
Manly.
one suit was based on q note for go, 600,
given D. Olney 20 the widow, the consider
alton Of which was believed 20 be the res
tosstion 20 Olney OF s. 900 ia cash and S,l,-
600 ln yscurities which Olnsy accused the
widow Of surfeptiti0lsly removing from his
possession and hiding away in Hour bar
rel one bright day Of Their courtship. Col
orel Nav. 0f kaiamaxoo. brought suit on
tie note for the widow. and acquired by his
professional service 40 interest," IN the soit.
This suit was followed o. Another 10 re-
strain the collection OF the note aud declare
Il void because executed under daress. In
the settlements of this suit and the enc on
the se0. 600 the widow Vas satisfied. bat hcr
attorney. Colonel May. was not. and it Is be-
lieyed had 20 pay sboui $500 over and above
his contribution 20 the widow. which she
made right by noie TO hlrl. Afterwards
thai note was sued in the United States
Court here.
Finally came the breach Of promise suit
that - about TO be removed 20 the I tied
States Circuit Curt With its plea for dam-
ages 10 so. coo. The age Of the parties. the
great wealth c< the defendant. the atirac-
ions cf the widow and the remarkable IN
ciderfs OF the c1urtship are sure % make
the trial Of the case extremely interesting.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

The Grand Rapids Cadets Ia young
military corapany orssnizsd fFom scholars
CT the HlSh sehooL The company gave It's
first bah lass everiag AZ The West Side
sksiins Acsdsmy. the members appearing
In vniioro. Company A, composed OF
young sdiss Of The Union School. vas pres
en-. tbe pretty Young members being stiir
81 n Bite drssses and military caps. Toe
hal never saw such lsfge crowd withia
is walls AZ one time before. Every inch %
speca E4s occuplsd and fully l50 couples
we're present. AZ . clock they formed for
ths grsnt march. Captain WATSON leading.
s5iy assisted BY Lieut.. L STACEY and toe
Other members Of The company with the
fair mesnoers % Company A. "a their part
ntrS During tnfermissi0n the company
~ e sn exhioiijon drill she members par
f1sun< ne different evolatioas with ap-
parent ease and grscefairsSs. The funds
dssiged from he party will Be used %
purchase aev uniforms and the youthful
rnembers feel proud q ihs ovation tender.
- shen.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

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pretty hslls psga = ho al asFisesi - is9e-
gEiai0aslT Il sss ai1er ; 8'4l31k Aasf et<n,
a. netegs l1s 1s4.tsss ars fealese1 so1 tnss
porsa3e - tie sofa g<s sitnrssed . falfy
50 psEsgna.
J<serson LaeiA. shs pssroim4n soskleg
tha b<at "a ths soufh ads ~ Aozaos 81.
sss iuat tsEaug - tns stSaAi 7ex
- ths cofnsf q Otsasss 81. saea
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are ~ Asrshs stsbis- TIE olDxsx fs1
fsef &ad thea sfkrEsf ior Box > ~ th< Esgl .
dstss. nat the zlsrm h4d besa taruea "a
bsfore BIS arrival Had he besn s0ns %
TIE 3oz a. the coruer OF A0aroe ansl ioniz-
sta. if would havs made dl1erent OF :
eougie ol minutss 10 tnrnsag IA the alarm
I sss this sams Officer thai sadezT0fsd 20
prssenG ArsA AzFsa from bFsskinx n tae
dor s1d Fsseaing the d0.gs aud slso stopped
~. osnkFy tom soing to The resc1s Of AS
litils psls. Lucia wA brousnt before
Superintendent salith yesterday morn4ng
sad being qassflonso as % tAe location 81
IRE alsfln oo1es. 9as unable - give tbsss.
For tbs oIlspse he ~ss laid on aud MS case
sill be i0oked into By the Board Of Police
aud sirs COMMISSIONER.
TIE foli3sing dispaleh. frcsigsd from
Prof. Morris yeslsgdAy, shoss how deepiy
he feels bis loss.
IsBfAsApoLn. jane l0.-ro Hear 3sslyy.
Nahsaasr Psraoo1 Co,speng--This csnnot bs
tEes. Ma any pOor Toy burned 10 death
with DANES Of ire can I believe It. Were
they burned up os last sulothsFedi y
kcneo Ferv aek2 How dld Il ali h4ppeUt
Answer qai,k. AoE2S
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

is often the result of bad blood in fam
lily or community. bar now here is a blood
more destructive cf happiness and health
than Ia The hamgn system. When the life
current IL fonl and sluggish with impur-
ties and is slowly distributing It's poison 20
every part OF the BODY. the peril TO health.
anc hfs even, is imminent. Early symp-
tons are dull and drowsy feelings severe
headaches, coated tongue. poor appetite. in
digestion ard general lsssitude. Delay in
treatment vii entail the most serious con-
sequences. Don't let disease get a strong
hold on your constitution. bat treat your
sell bv using Or. l1srce's Golden Medical
Discovery, and be restored 10 the blessings
Of health. All crG2gists.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

Esehs sasoonk~spers Arrsignca for Viola
ing fho stats LAW

xiehs sssoonkespors Arrsigned for vioiat-
Ing the stats Law.
IN Police Court yesterday John L. Bren-
nan, pleaded guilty 10 being intoxicated
and was sent over . the county bastile
for fifteen days. Cbss II. DAirymple, who
had sentence suspended on him Nav 81.
in order 10 give him sn opportunity TO
pay his fae. failed 20 sp-ear when his
case Was called ard A mittimus was issued
for his arrest by auv officer IN any part
oi the ritg. Z. IA NanHoateD. a oomn.g:s
.vsx.~ was sentsflcef IN f0ur days at hard
labor IN tue roansy Jail. Anthony Ham
merschmiis, pleaded not guilty 20 keep
ing ais saloon opea after hours. and bis
csse was adjourned 20 jane Il. fbe case
Of Jas. Halasltoa, f1T kes ping his saloon
opea on snadar vas adjourned 20 June
i6 Wm p. Walsh plcsded not guilty TO
keeping his saloon open after hours and bis
case viii be heard June 81 Winson Fox for
keeping par In a tavern open snndsy. will b.
tined June l6. Horton l. Roe, I'd yard
Bcylsnd and wm. Whs,en, charged with
keeping their saloons open on Sunday
had their c1ses adjourned until June Is
Il and -. respectively. John Msngoid
pleaded not guilty 10 keeping his saloon
open after hours and bis case was zd-
iourned to June e. Elmer Gaulf, vas ar
raigped on charge Of disposing Of mort
zazed property snA pleaded not guilty
Ills case was set Tor hearing June II.
The case against Johnny Ray, in which
the iury disagreed fhursday, was adjourn
Ell until June l..
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

CnceTr.--Aien D. Chssebro -. Mary T.
Powers e al. .chsncsry. decree for compisinz
aas MICHIGAN seals Company IS Henry
Coswsli sssumpsis. judgment FOR plsios.s
for fo7.te aad c1~ts.
PsosArn.- Es.sss Of wsiisr G. y B'ene-
mann. minor; xasrfian bond fiesi ---
Estate q Dse0rsh Z P0r.ck. deceased. or
der admitting xiil 70 probste.---La r. Ne
lissa T. Rsn1sll depsnsieat aa@ nez,ecfei
cbild orier az a6missloa % STATE Pabiic
@chosl at Col8wstst --~ks kssfafs of James
Gravel. Jr, deceased. order sppointing J0hn
Sseketee administrator. --- Esfa,e II frank
xshlsr. deceased ORDER appcianag Matthias
ZehieF fninisfrator.---- Estste % Polly
Adams. 8eceased sdministrStor's fnsl a.
coant flsd nesrinx July s.-~~Estsse Of
Carries A. Scheffiing . minor rlsriisas
bond sied and letters irsasd % krnestins
sehenr.iBr .--- Esfass q Roeiof kooiaer -
Ell. miners. ensrs!ian hond fied ard letters
issuei q Harrv k,giher.--- Esfate q Ef-
wart }fcher. A minor. orfer appointing
Frank f. Weber EHsnlIan. ---- Estate -
Jean Hesry kisfserx aeeesse't exeratGrs
bcna fled -- Esfste Of NaFv Rexf7~3 a
minor. eussiisn first annaal sec0ent 6ied
state u Charlotte Gaming. tecsased
sxecutors aannal aeeount alsa
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11


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g sxrsesEent was 4i11c-kn sn0rutoas dif
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Tas = 6ssenes akF be understood - lkls:
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iset s@4ais Al11 Ainnslrd roaid kst elns n
lnsrss miaalesg pea thezn IL tee acre Iof
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b. Ggki andsx The anf4ir eoadltioDs iaslsssd
oa fhsse aTe The tao sides ~ lie 1sat
tast IA aot e3u1s 81
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nslr1is haeksF - the hands of Gus Neumas-
ter Of Nusks<oo. Ia acsoraancs with tie
express sgira atom u she articles Of agree
nlsnt copy of whien vas brought 10
sbls olf<s ard skosn b. Mr. petris sFlsr
the asseo Daily sss not required 20
post . lolssst bal he AIS required % de-
posit SO 10 ths hands u Tom o Oonnsii
ten days bef1Fs ihe match AID he did So
q DonnsG never advised ktnnaird not 20
hght IA fast hs Was very anxious 80 have
hin step irto tie arena. lie occupied a
prominent po.ition around the ropes and
Ike q coaple OF hundred OtheEe did their
best to ingsisc soaae courage into kinnalId.
Daily has made demand f0r the forfeit
Ia tie hands 0t Nsumas.er and viii prob
soly set Is
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

Gee. II. White leit last evening for Colo
rsie. wners - interested IN mining law
siiL
Alra n. y. Z am has Desr ca ed 10 Cay
toe ,. y, ey tne dangerous illness of hs-
mother.
Wm. Gsiock. who cslsbsatad bis forty.
talrd birthday fhLr ssisy. was presented
With a handsome gold beaded cane.
Captain Gzvot.. q :bs q. a W NJ. has
xooe % S. Claif 10 sttead q meeting of the
Aichigan Passenger Agvnts' Association.
AIRS. ;. T.. Baker. accompanied oy her
daughter Oracle. of Aznsielt, Wis, IS Wis
itng her mother. Mrs Heald, of Scrioner-
E.
Mira q. ". C0Ismaa. OF Lansing. aud
9lfs. ". A Nacltcn&.d. Of Battle Geek.
are The guests Of T. L. Macdonald, 306
West Broad way.
Cnris j. SAITH. the weil known ruzi-
cian. Who has bsen visiting friends in the
ctv t8r q few weeks. loases today for
Waekss0a, Wisconsin. Ar. Smith will
furnish q md e. twelve men aud lead
the s2:.la ibis Su1ansf A. the Fountain
SpFin< Hotel. the largest structure ~ that
popular health resort.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

Pine lands ia Newavgo county, Upper
Peninsula end Wisconsin also choice
Southern pine. excellent farms in this
county and velra9ie city property FOR sale
Money 70 Loan On real estate or hsnk se-
eprit.es In sums from 500 10 $4,000
Stocks am bonds bought nnd sold.
ave also Cor sale at reasonable terms,
piece Of real estate With = frontage Of 10
iaet. vhici Il admitted q be the mos. de-
sirable property IN the city for the location
OF frst class hotel. Wholesale dry goods
house. stores, bank or otn-r business in
dasssy For particulars cali on or address,
A. z ASTfspEL,
Room I.ovett's Block, opposite Sweet $
Hotel.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

ToWN ToPIcs.

foanpan7 = as fersiaa& esnslxaz1eat
al 1AI -. asaesa eliies ssl,sA S1e ls9tesa-
n.eat aIssa4i
s.aise 11oss esr sllfg E4l1 la As.sn
.azl alx1E as <a4s t1a Eas1blsls -nS.
eat Ds faa - - sss1est a-g ~4le;DS.
Dr. Il & l.ae4sr 4es torcaasssi a satlzss
ns ia - balk - A4eslasa 1EF a2d bas
les saa eaan.e. 81 sae sssc4on VI a estr
lzze
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tsfsr4as Esfo aEsaisd las arsg puas lgr
.the es1t ar x - t4s sE4ks szassl eE-sAt
a. > aitan2,t.
fstsals kaFs aasn srantsa . y A
HYDE. o. ti.is silg - saaneF tof Fshisss
Sizes. 41ti - 1 Aaa1iaii. ziso ~ s1as
el.f. ~ . ssg .aafsoef,
"A afourasd session u ths boara of
k1unAt.oa sAt Be- hesd teaiKhr 1ssiY
-bs2f azaes mag Be e4 4pectsd over lns ~
f1rt 1i t4a loHniiEles "a ls'ae1sfs
judge saFiilssms Fssksfd4Y Essslys4 >
sefg celb D. fl4sll4Fg isLtef ron ". y.
tul-er. hspofter al tee sap1tms Court. sn-
asniaa s1s fslofm ins1g lFaie1 "A 1.Yckee
ps0ceeiilam "A the Slsper.cf court.
sssrrilI azl14@F, a. sngioss Al ths 5lixh
t1rnii4rs tAcrofy. hs1 "a lsll hsod caaga al
. 80 niaasr yss.efGag ahefnooE and
0sd.y ma1gini uf. rye dressed lhs IA
iassa n.senhsf and thinks hs osn ave r.
harvey Kslleq fstnrned yesseris7 ron
EsiroiE Nbsrs as pGsehassd ne steam yschi
Cora srssei gapanis q carrying ses1ky-
6se "a thiFty pssssageFs. IL al De broaxa be
- fals cry asxt week ana launched a.
aced Laze.
The a4nasers of the gambling rooas rc-
ceiFsd q up yektsslaY saieh indecsd
thsn ~ Aoids e9ns4iIati0a on soort n0gice
AL A. 4 reauit eqsfV foom Ia town N2s
eised a. O'Clock lass eseniny ald ~
Eoainsl closes al n,gns.
The ladies' "a tke Aii socisty Of The An .
"a ~ Church Nil give az ice -eTs4La aad
atfas1efry festival "a f'lesday syenisx. 20
III Campaas : new bcildns. ts0 doors
north of Ninta-aga or South Diylsi0n st,
t1g s1s beneal ei t@er pasior.
Ths sAIooes we're close1 ''on the square
at II sclocx lass nigh. sad sLl probably
81 5e opened a. > o clock this morning A
Dsrlzn1es .n one 81 la ope1-all- aig Al
places sa8 oiisrei s. a piece ,or thgee
draks at uidnighf opt Re informed tbs
thirsfF customers hat be wcuid not open
10 1sr lor leas thal $50. SPOT cash.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

Oar reception Is over. but ladies desiring
% sss our work viii bs welcome a. an
tins. Ne expect ~ remain q short time
and vii teach art uee'iiswoyk fsbric paint
ing. ava work, Sc. nlsklng a specially Of
shssiirz
Eleeaat reg styles ar3 Gil kinds 81
nsstsrisss FOR saie. Designing snd stamping
10 5FseF
pleasant rooms We desire 70 c0mn1eBae
iessoas prnn. ply Monday noraiay
Viddicomb building sieFstor A. Monroe
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

fhe infegmsi reception xivan yesterday
~ ~. snd hrs. Thomas D. Gilbert. -
members Of fthe cd Rsstienis' Association.
a sheir residences. So North Ispavette.st..
vs@ = VERY p.easaaz STAR Numerous "old
settleFg called g. greet he worthy pl0-
nesrx. ard c1axrsf 4isie them npen the 1c-
casloo of De ffS-sssonj anniversary of
Ar Giieerte arrival "a the valley Tae
rtceptlcn rs eeea gnHi % clock las.
evening and many Ehe oooid uot do 30 in
tile aitefnco1 esilef - pav sheir rssrarts -
tee 1o-t and hostess Nav the hcrared
couple eriay many more such pleasant aa-
4 rssrsaries = the wish % host of frie1ds
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

~Yank7 kdAnas and "a. Of Chlcaxn. are
ne cily snd viii spsni ssw weeks aa-
uirine the beauties q Grand Rapi5-
sEsnkr = ~ proprietor Of the Spsrtia1
81 fkrar,cai Ess.rs-f = knaerica's greatest
saser hsiiis-tist scd - ifvei7 ard 1ufan1ed
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wcrk Hke AT slerhaHe does t,haceo an8
rs1rea s.on with the rrsresstcfi. oecnaV-
ing ths 8sst ehsriat. H wiil ss heard ~
On fhe fisito aetsrs as 1ers~ture and his
poft.y foEn VII Aeesr1e amliisr on ne
.ffsafs
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

'srhe STATE izw reqairss salceus to bs
elcses kstvesa he honrs e 70 o clock a.
1ia3t aud osicck IA the morning. sad
snrenatendsrt 7s Poilee Smith vsstsrsiav
r7erracn IL resFcnse - ttiprhone cal
~ A. n O'clock A. aizhi. 70 nof cprn hefarr
8 .lock r the r1arninR ard remain cIcs-
81 en safpisfs sea VII aot be complained
81 Or ue.s-s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

New 81 spring is heTe. aad everybody
changes f8eif clothing eoHid advise rosf.
ifves bare sny work in cleaning sD6 fye-
inE to take sscb where you can xet The
ness sors deoe at TIE lowest prices such :
nIace - fhe ef4d ard sslishie' E4xie steam
Dye hoaea. No. 81 lsna!-st.
y B Bi1dias. hni8Z and reeaiTing 81
rsnts cfghlrz S done witk tbs uinsaet "a
usatnees aaJ dorsesfEy. which i proven
beyent = doakk
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

Helry FrAlick and A r wor!en % Mary
Kelly. iot s Frsiiek & W9rlea's adds 800
Franei- A. ksags % Arthur 4 Eaod lot
Is. GFsnd Rapids IIome.tead add t.....- 100
Francis u Psucfy 10 N Is {. Swnrtouf,
lets d agf 1A blk Z Penney aat. t.-.... 2o05
Fra0eis N Penney 10 Jerone Miner. lots
1gslt ~. hlx :. Penney add d.....-...-... 200
{. G. an5 k Z Corey % John L DTltborg,
Il u lat fis = Grant add. ,...-.... 900
Wcoifev DfoDkAito u Harriet Alien, lots
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